POKEMON Gen 1 Tier List: All Creatures Ranked

There are few properties in the world as big and iconic as the Pokemon franchise, something that has had a presence in almost all forms of digital media over the past 20 years. And so with our Pokemon Gen 1 tier list, we intend to rank each and every single one of the original roster of monsters. Here we will be discussing the original 151 creatures, and we will rank them from S to D based on their various strengths and weaknesses. 

Gen 1 is famous for having some of the most iconic Pokemon of all time. Take Pikachu and Charizard, for example, two monsters that are absolute staples of the series and are almost consistently ranked as some of the most popular in any Pokemon list. And although there are over a hundred more of them, we will still try our best to do them all justice.

Key Points

• There are 151 Gen 1 Pokemon in total.
• Each creature is ranked on its Attack, Defence, Evolution Tree, and moves.
• Mewtwo, Mew, Alakazam, Balstoise, Nidoking, and Nidorino are among the highest-ranked entries.
• Metapod, Gyarados, Ekans, Zubat, Arbok, and Kakuna are some of the worst-performing entires.

Summary

The table below shows each Pokemon ranked into their respective tiers.

For detailed descriptions, please continue reading the article. 

S Tier

The first category on our list is the S tier. These Pokemon can not be seen abundantly in nature, are legendary, have superb abilities, and are placed in the S tier. These Pokemon are powerful enough to knock down every other Pokemon. 

Let’s take a look at all the top-notch Pokemon.

Mewtwo

Mewtwo is a psychic type Pokémon, and it has not been seen to evolve, but it can go for mega evolution upon certain conditions. The genetics of this Pokémon matches Mew.

Mew

Mew is one of its kind because it does not evolve into any other type of Pokémon. It comes only during Nintendo events and can synchronize. Mew is a psychic type Pokémon.

Besides, all three dark, bug, and ghost are its weaknesses. The best thing about Mew is that it can convert itself into anything it wishes for and hide when required. 

Alakazam

Alakazam is an intelligent psychic-type Pokémon with the ability to affect technology around it with the help of brainwaves. It has the same strengths and weaknesses as that Abra and Kadabra. When Kadabra is exposed to a linking cord, Alakazam is produced.

Blastoise

The evolved form of Squirtle and Wartortle, Blastoise is the next S tier of the list. It is a water pokemon capable of causing destruction using its water cannons at its shoulders. Blastoise also has incredible defensive abilities and is the evolved form of Squirtle and wartortle. 

Nidoking

The last Pokemon which we have placed in the S tier is Nidoking. It is the evolved form of Nidoran and Nidorino. Nidoking uses its super-powerful tail to attack enemies and destroy objects. Lastly, Nidoking’s ability to use thunderbolt and hyper beam makes it the best. 

Nidorino

Farfetch’d do not evolve further, and it is a normal/flying type Pokémon with a duck-like structure. It can die over its shoot and fight for the best ones. It has a green onion stalk which is used as a weapon. 

Dodrio

With Dodrio evolution of the normal/flying type ends, and it becomes a three-headed Pokémon. Three heads are used to express joy, sorrow, and anger while planning and one of the heads stay awake while Dodrio is resting.

Doduo

Duduo is a normal/flying type Pokémon with a skilful running capability compared to flying. It can race up to 60mph and has two heads. It evolves into Dodrio at level 31. 

A Tier

The next category that comes after the S tier is the A tier. It includes Pokemon, which are great, but compared to S-tier pokemon, they are relatively weak. These Pokemon have unique strengths but have one or two flaws, making them slightly more vulnerable. 

Continue reading to find out all the A-tier Pokemon.

Bulbasaur

The frog-like grass-type Pokemon, Bulbasaur, is the first A-tier character on our list. 

Bulbasaur’s agility is impressive, and by using a power whip, it can jump high in the air and hit targets with brutal force. The only drawback is its moves against fire-type Pokemon. 

Charmander

Charmander is a fire-type, human-friendly Pokemon which is known for its aggression. It is a shy pokemon but once trained, and it can fight Pokemon twice its size.

Squirtle

Squirtle is a water-type Pokemon that has some extraordinary abilities. It uses a Bubble attack that causes significant damage to enemies. It Evolves to Wartotle at level 16 and Blastoise at level 32.

With all these incredible abilities, Squirtle cannot fight electric-type Pokemon. 

Charizard

Charizard is one of the most popular and powerful Pokemon. It is a Fire/Flying type that was first introduced in Generation 1, and has since been one of the most recognized monsters of them all.

Beedrill

The next A-tier character is Beedrill, a bee-type pokemon capable of causing tremendous amounts of damage to opponents. It is the evolved form of Kakuna and Weedle.

Beedrill uses poisonous stingers to attack its enemies. It does not do well against ghost, Fire, and rock-type Pokemon.

Golem

Golem is known for its ability to roll down the mountains and appears as a giant boulder having all three features, including head, arms, and legs. Lastly, Golem is vulnerable to water-type Pokemon as they are more dominant over it. 

Pidgeotto

Pidgeotto, a Normal/Flying type Pokémon introduced in Generation 1, is known as the Bird Pokémon. It further evolves into a Pidgeot at level 36. its strengths and drawbacks are similar to the type before evolution.

Starmie

Evolved from Staryu at level 36, a water pokemon, Starmie is more of a water and psychic-type character. Starmie’s water gun is one of its best attacks, and its speed is impressive. 

 It does not evolve further. It is considered an enigmatic character and seems like a sea star.

Lapras

It is a water-type pokemon and is an intelligent creature capable of reading human minds. Lapras is also a water/ice-type Pokémon that can learn the HM surf and carry you around on its back in the Gen 1 games.

Dratini

Dratini is a dragon-type Pokémon that was almost undiscovered until a fisherman pulled it out of the ocean after a hectic 10 hours of fishing. It evolves at level 30 into Dragonair. 

Aerodactyl

Aerodactyl is considered a fossil Pokémon and was rejuvenated from amber. It is a rock/flying type with no evolution but has a mega evolution into mega Aerodactyl. It has a rock head and pressure ability.

Dragonair

Dragonair is a dragon-type Pokémon that evolves from Dratini at level 30 into Dragonite at level 55. It can shed skin. Weaknesses of Dragonair include fairy, Ice, and dragon.

Dragonite

Dragonite is a dragon/flying type of Pokémon which evolves into Dragonair type at level 55. As it is a dragon type, it can also fly and use dragon moves.

Electabuzz

Electabuzz is an electric type of Pokémon which evolves from Elekid and evolves into Electrivire. It can gather energy when it comes closer to the plants.

Magmar

Magmar is a fire-type Pokémon that evolves from Magby and evolves into Magmortar. It was listed as the 8^th best among all the fire-type Pokémon.

Pinsir

Pinsir is a bug-type Pokémon, and it undergoes Mega evaluation. It has enormous horns, which it uses to throw things.

Koffing

Koffing is a poison-type creature that evolves into Weezing at level 35. It is based on wind pollution and can explode when inflation increases beyond a limit.

Weezing

Weezing is a poison-type Pokémon that comes after the evolution of Koffing at level 35. 

Rhyhorn

Rhyhorn is a ground rock type of Pokémon which evolves into Rhydon at level 42. 

Rhydon

Rhydon evolves from Rhyhorn at level 42 into Rhyperior and has the ability of light head along with rock head. Weaknesses of Rhydon include Grass, steel, Ice, Ground, Fighting, and water. 

Tangela

Tangela is a grass-type Pokémon, and it evolves into Tangrowth Pokémon. Tangela can entangle anything that comes close to it. It has the chlorophyll ability and leaf guard. 

Kangaskhan

Kangaskhan is a normal type of Pokémon, and it was the second creation of Game Freak. It can carry its baby in the pouch until it grows older. Kangaskhan evolves into Mega Evolution.

 Horsea

Horsea is a water-type Pokémon that evolves into Seadra at level 37. Horsea has a fear of washing away, so it curls its tail around the coral branches.

Seadra

Seadra is a water-type Pokémon that evolves from Horsea and evolves into Kingdra at level 32. 

Goldeen

Goldeen is a water-type Pokémon that evolves into Seaking at level 33. Water veil and swirl swift are its abilities. 

Seaking

Seaking is also a water-type Pokémon that evolves from Goldeen at level 33. It ends the evolution of its kind here. Its abilities and weaknesses match Goldeen.

B Tier

The next category in our article is the B tier, where you will find some cool pokemon in the B tier. The Pokemon mentioned in this category have above-average performance levels and some flaws that make them weak. These are still great entires and can help you out extensively in a Pokemon gen 1 nuzlocke tier list.

So let’s take a dive and explore all the B-tier Pokemon. 

Venasaur

The first B-tier Pokemon on our list is Venasaur. It is the evolved form of Bulbasaur and Ivysaur. Venasaur is a combination of grass and poison-type pokemon with some excellent abilities. 

The disadvantages associated with Venasaur are its weight which impacts its speed significantly. 

Ivysaur

The next character in B-tier is Ivysaur, the evolved form of Bulbasaur. It is a grass-type pokemon with attacks that can defeat enemies in one shot. 

Ivysaur is weak against Fire, ice, psychic, and flying type pokemon, so we have placed it in the B-tier. 

Snorlax

The evolved form of Munchlax, Snorlax is a giant pokemon with incredible strengths. It can use the hyper beam to tear down enemies, and body slam is another solid move of Snorlax. For an entry like this, the B rank of the Pokemon Gen 1 Tier List is perfect.

Wartortle

 It is a water-type pokemon and the evolved form of Squirtle. Wartortle can use the hydro pump to damage its opponents.

Wartortle’s inability to fight effectively against the grass and electric-type pokemon makes it weak.

Seel

Seel is a water-type Pokémon and evolves into Dewgong at level 34 and can thicken fat and hydration but fears Grass and electricity. Its design is based on real-life seal features. Seel can also make a hole in the Ice to breathe. 

Dewgong

It is a water/ice type of Pokémon, and the evolution of this category ends here. Real-life dugong inspires design.

Grimer

Grimmer is a poison-type Pokémon with a slippery body that can slip into almost anything. It evolves into Muk at level 38. It can sneak and good hold and is afraid of Psychic and the Ground.

Muk

Muk ends the evolution of poison-type Pokémon, and it smells pathetic that it can cause others to faint. And has the same strengths and weaknesses as Grimer. 

Shellder

Shellder is a water-type Pokémon that evolves into Cloyster at level 36 with an ability of shell armour and skill link but fear of Grass and electricity. It sticks out its long pink tongue when it sleeps.

Cloyster

Cloyster is a water/ice-type Pokémon and can rotate at an angle of 180 degrees which is the only feature that makes it different from Shellder.

Gastly

Gastly is a ghost/poison-type Pokémon with the ability to hide under structures to stop the blowing effect of air. It converts into Haunter at level 25 with the help of Arceus.

Haunter

After evolution from Gastly, Haunter, which is also a ghost/poison type-evolves into Gengar level 36. Haunter can lick, which helps sap the victim’s life. 

Gengar

Gengar is the last member of its evolution and is said to be a human ghost. It has the ability of a cursed body and Levitates with the fear of the dark, spirits, and psychics.

Onix

Onix is a rock/ground type Pokémon, and one of the most iconic ground types in the entire franchise.

Clefable

Clefable is a Normal/Fairy type Pokémon presented in Generation 1, known as the Fairy Pokémon. It has the power to fight and is robust against dragons and bugs.

Vulpix

It is a Fire type of Pokémon which was introduced in Generation 1. It is also known as the Fox Pokémon. It is strong against steel, Fire, and Ice and weak against Ground and rock. 

Ninetales

It is a Fire type of Pokémon which was introduced in Generation 1. It is also known as the Fox Pokémon. It is strong against Grass, Fire, and Ice and weak against Ground, rock, and water.

Jigglypuff

Jigglypuff is a Normal/Fairy type Pokémon known as a Balloon  Pokémon. It is strong against Ghosts and Dragons and weak against Poison and Steel. 

Golbat

Golbat is also a poison/flying type Pokémon, but it is a dual type of creature. Its evolution occurs at level 22 from Zubat, and upon a high friendship level, it is converted into Corbat. 

Oddish

A grass/poison type Pokémon has a fantastic ability to burry itself into the soil for absorption of nutrients, and they are seen wandering at nighttime while shedding its seeds. It evolves into Gloom at level 21. 

Hitmonchan

Hitmonchan is a fighting type Pokémon that evolves from Tyrogue at level 20, and evolution ends here. Interestingly, the name of the Pokémon is based on the actor Jackie Chan.

Exeggutor

Exeggutor is a grass/psychic type Pokémon with three heads that think differently, and these heads often make it difficult for it to move. It evolves from Exeggcute at level 36 and ends the evolution process here.

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Pidgey

Pidgey, introduced in Generation 1, is a Normal/Flying type Pokémon known as the Tiny Bird Pokémon. It evolves to Pidgeotto and Pidgeot at levels 18 and 36. 

Slowpoke

Slowpoke is a water/psychic Pokémon that is not really considered to be all that smart.

Gloom

Being another glass/poison type Pokémon, it is unique in its way as it gives a terrible reek due to leaves present on its head during a dangerous encounter. 

Vileplume

The category of Vileplume is grass/poison type that has the honour of having the biggest petals. This attracts prey, which is then immersed in toxic spores.

Paras

Paras is Bug/Grass type Pokémon that helps originate the Parasect Pokémon at level 24. Its weaknesses include Ice, Fire, bug, flying, rock, and Poison. 

Parasect

Thanks to Paras evolution, Parasect is created when a parasitic mushroom completely takes over the body of its generous host. Following that, it is also a Bug/Grass-type Pokémon.

Venonat

A bug/poison-type Pokémon can navigate in the dark, which is only possible due to its radar-like eyes. At level 31, it evolves into Venomoth.

Golduck

Psyduck is the evolved form of Golduck and is also a water-type Pokémon with the same abilities and weaknesses as its predecessor. But it is much smarter.

Venomoth

It is also a bug/poison type Pokémon since it evolves from Venonat. Its unique ability is that it can shed poisonous scales from its wings. Flying, rock, Fire, and psychic are its weaknesses.

Graveler

The second member of rock/ground type Pokémon seems like a big rock with four arms (two small and two large arms). It evolves into Golem at 36.

Poliwrath

It evolves from Poliwhirl, and it is water/fighting type Pokémon. The good news is that this Pokemon can go as far as the Pacific Ocean effortlessly. 

Ponyta

Ponyta is a fire-type Pokémon with the ability to choose to flame to burn humans or not. It is borns with weak legs and strengthens them by walking with parents. 

Drowzee

Drowzee evolves into Hypno at level 26, a psychic-type Pokémon. Remember, if you ever feel itchy after sleeping, then a Drowzee must have stolen your dreams, as insomnia is its best ability. It can also be a forewarning while dark, bugs, and ghosts make it fear the most.

Kingler

Kingler evolves from Krabby at level 28 and has a hyper cutter and armour as its abilities. Its weaknesses are water and Grass.

Electrode

Electrode is an electric-type Pokémon, and just like its predecessor Voltorb, is sort of a mysterious entity. 

Hitmonlee

Hitmonlee is a fighting-type Pokémon that evolves into Tyrogue at level 20. Its ability is that it is limber and reckless, but Psychic, fairy, and flying are its weaknesses. 

Mankey

Mankey is a fighting type of Pokemon with a short temper and the ability to fight aggressively. Upon being provoked, Mankey starts shaking and goes into a rage to attack its foes.

Primeape

Primeape is the evolved form of Mankey, and has many of the exact same fighting abilities. But it is larger in size.

Dugtrio

A ground/steel type Pokémon is also considered a triplet Diglett. Just like its parent Diglett Pokémon, the entire body of the Pokémon has never been seen.

C Tier

The third category on the list is the C tier, where you will find average Pokemon. The characters mentioned in the C-tier do not have excellent performances, but they are not entirely useless. 

Let’s find out more about the C-tier Pokemon. 

Charmeleon

The first C-tier character is Charmeleon which is the evolved form of Charmander. It is a fire-type pokemon with just a couple of good moves.  

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Caterpie

Cubone

Cubone is a ground-type Pokémon that evolves into Marowak starting at level 28. It has a really depressing backstory.

Abra

Abra sleeps all the time, and it is also a psychic type, it can sense danger even while sleeping and has good teleportation capability. 

Kadabra

Kadabra is the evolved form of Abra and is also a psychic type. Unlike its predecessor, it can actually stay awake for a whole.

Nidoqueen

Nidoqueen, a Poison-type Pokémon, is known as the Poison Pin Pokémon. It gains no additional abilities after being evolved into this version.

Nidoran-m

Nidoran, a Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation 1, is also known as the Poison Pin Pokémon. It is vital in Fighting and being weak against the Ground. 

Persian

Persian is the evolution of Meowth and is one of the normal type Pokemon on the roster.

Psyduck

Psysuck is a water/psychic type that constantly feels headaches and evolves into Golduck at level 33. 

Growlithe

It is a fire-type Pokémon that evolves into Arcanice at level 36. It looks like a large fluffy dog and is very loyal.

Exeggcute

Exeggcute is a grass/psychic type Pokémon that evolves into Exxeggutor at level 36. Its weaknesses include bugs, dark, flying, Poison, Ice, Fire, and ghost.

Marowak

Marowak is a ground-type Pokémon that evolves from Cubone at level 28, ending the evolution line at that point.

Geodude

Geodude is a rock/ground type, and evolution starts here to get the first evolved creature, i.e., Graveler, at level 24 with the ability of rock head and sturdiness. 

Krabby

Krabby is a water-type Pokémon and evolves into Kingler at level 28 with an ability of hyper-cutting and shell armour. Electricity and Grass are their weaknesses.

Lickitung

Lickitung is a normal Pokémon with a long tongue that can be used as a weapon. It can also paralyse foes.

Raichu

Raichu is an Electric-type Pokémon shown in Generation 1, also known as the Mouse Pokémon. It has the same abilities as Pikachu.

Sandshrew

Sandshrew is a Ground type Pokémon which is known as the Mouse Pokémon. Sandshrew is strong against rocks and weak against water and Ice. 

Mr Mime

Mr Mime is a psychic/fairy-type Pokémon produced by the evolution of Mime Jr. It has the best-pantomiming capabilities in the world. 

Arcanine

A fire-type character that evolves from Growlithe. It is weak to water and ice like most others of its type.

Poliwag

Poliwag is a water-type Pokémon; water absorption and dampness are its strengths, while Grass and electricity are its weaknesses. 

Meowth

Here we have one of the most iconic normal-type Pokemon in the franchise, and this popularity is mostly due to the talking Meowth that appears in the anime.

Hypno

It evolves from Drowzee at level 26, and it can put people to sleep with the help of its pendulum polishing.

Voltorb

Voltorb is an electric-type Pokémon that evolves into Electrode at level 30, and it really resembles a Pokeball.

Tentacruel

Tentacruel is a water/poison type Pokémon, a jellyfish with multiple tentacles and possessing two beaks and jewels on its head.

Ditto

Ditto is a normal type of Pokémon that can transform into any Pokémon. Dittos are not effective against the ghost.

Eevee

Eevee is a normal type of Pokémon, and it has multiple different evolutions depending on the stone you use. And guess what? Eevee is also among the cutest entries on the list

Vaporeon

Vaporeon is a water-type Pokémon that evolves from Eevee Pokémon when exposed to water stone.

Jolteon

Jolteon is an electric-type Pokémon that evolves from Eevee Pokémon when exposed to thunder stone.

Flareon

Flareon is a fire-type Pokémon that evolves from Eevee Pokémon when exposed to firestone. 

Porygon

Porygon is a normal type and is one of the handful of man-made Pokemon in the world.

Omanyte

Omanyte is a rock/water-type Pokémon that evolves into Omastar at level 40. Its weaknesses include Grass, Ground, Fighting, and electricity.

Kabutops

Kabutops is a rock/water type Pokémon with an ability of battle armour and fast swimming. Its weaknesses are fighting, Grass, electricity, and Ground. .

Machop

Machop is a fighting-type Pokémon with the ability of no guards and guts. It is weak against psychic, flying, and fairy types. 

Diglett

Diglett is a ground-type Pokémon that only appears as a small head poking up from the ground. 

Bellsprout

A grass/poison type Pokémon that evolves into Weepinbell at level 21. Like a lot of grass types, it is incredibly weak to fire attacks.

Spearow

Spearow is a Flying-type Pokémon presented in Generation 1. It is known as the Tiny Bird Pokémon and deserves its spot on the Pokemon Gen 1 Tier List.

Poliwhirl

The tadpole Pokemon, Poliwhirl is a water type that evolves from Poliwag at level 25

Victreebel 

Victreebel is a grass/poison type Pokémon that is a partner of James in the anime for a brief period of time.

Rapidash

Like Ponyta, Rapidash is a fire-horse Pokemon with a mane made entirely of flames. It is the final evolution of its line.

Staryu

Staryu is a water-type Pokémon that evolves into Starmie at level 36. It has the ability of natural cure and illumination.

Scyther

It is a bug/flying type Pokémon that evolves into Scizor while a trading process upon holding a metal coat.

Jynx

Jynx is an ice/psychic Pokémon that evolves from Smoochum at level 30. Obliviousness and forewarning are the abilities of these Pokémon.

Fearow

Fearow is a Flying-type Pokémon shown in Generation 1. It is known as the Tiny Beak Pokémon. It has the same weakness and strengths as it had past the evolution.

Kabuto

Kabuto is a rock/water type Pokémon with an ability of battle armour and fast swimming. Its weaknesses are fighting, Grass, electricity, and Ground. 

Sandslash

Sandslash is a Ground type Pokémon which is known as the Mouse Pokémon. Its abilities are the same as the ones Sandshrew had.

Nidroran-f

Nidoran-f is a Poison-type Pokémon known as the Poison Pin Pokémon. It additionally evolves into Nidorina at level 16 and Nidoqueen using Moonstone. 

Chansey

Chansey is a normal type Pokémon that evolves from Happiny when it levels up while holding an Oval Stone.

Omastar

Omastar is a rock/water type Pokémon. It evolves from Omanyte and ends the evolution line here. 

Tauros

Tauros is a normal type of Pokémon that undergoes no evolution. It wanders around grasslands in herds, and Ash from the anime has one in his roster.

D Tier

The last category on our list is the D tier. If you want to know about the worst Pokemon with poor performance and many drawbacks, keep reading to the end. All those useless Pokemon with no good moves are placed in the D-tier.

Let’s take a look at it. 

Rattata

Rattata is rat-type Pokemon that is neither cute nor strong. It is also a normal type and possesses no redeemable qualities.

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Weedle

Weedle is a Bug/Poison type of Pokémon known as Hairy Bug Pokémon. It evolves to Kakuna and Beedrill at levels 07 and 10, respectively. It is mighty against Grass and insignificant against Fire.

Nidorina

Nidorina is a Poison-type Pokémon known as the Poison Pin Pokémon. Using the Moonstone, it further evolves into Nidoqueen. 

Butterfree

Butterfree is a Bug/Flying type of Pokémon known as the Butterfly Pokémon. Its strength is fighting, and frailty is facing the rocks.

Clefairy

Clefairy is a Fairy type Pokémon presented in Generation 1, known as the Fairy Pokémon. It evolves into Clefable using a moonstone. 

Wigglytuff

Wigglytuff is a Normal/Fairy type Pokémon known as a Balloon Pokémon  It is strong against Ghosts, Dragons, and Bugs and weak against Poison and Steel.

Magikarp

Magikarp is a water-type Pokémon that evolves into Gyarados at level 20. Sadly, these are considered the most useless characters in the game until they transform into Mega Gyarados.

Raticate

Raticate, a Normal type Pokémon introduced in Generation 1, is known as the Mouse Pokémon. It is weak in Fighting and strong against ghosts.

Metapod

Metapod is a Bug type of Pokémon known as the Cocoon Pokémon. It evolves into Butterfree at level 32. Its strengths and weaknesses are similar to the type before evolution.

Gyarados

Gyarados is a water/flying type Pokémon, which is considered a hard Pokémon when it comes it raising it. It can undergo mega evaluation.

Ekans

Ekans, a Poison-type Pokémon that is also known as the Snake Pokémon. It evolves into Arbok at level 22.

Zubat

Zubat is a flying and poison-type Pokemon. Since it has no eyes, it cannot see what’s happening in its surroundings. Instead, it uses ultrasonic waves to detect objects in its path.

Arbok

Ekans, a Poison-type Pokémon, is known as the Cobra Pokémon. It is decisive in Fighting and is weak against bugs.

Kakuna

Kakuna is the last D-tier character on the Pokemon Gen 1 tier list. It is the evolved form of Weedle and is useless in many ways. 

Comparison Table

Verdict

In the discussion above, we not only listed but also described all the Gen 1 Pokemon to give you an idea about their strengths and weaknesses. We ranked different Pokemon and placed them into different categories according to their capabilities, but please be aware that we are also fans of the franchise, and our biases had a part in helping us decide the rankings

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